New Chassis

[p_a_lazar]

While wandering around HWH last week, I spotted a frame jig and most
of a new chassis on the floor being mocked up. Installed was a Cummins
ISL with Allison tranny. A liftable tag axle as well as independent
front end with disk brakes. Construction was bridge style.

The next morning I pigeon holed Paul, the owner of HWH and got some
info. Got more info at lunch with one of the salesmen.

Looks like HWH is going into the chassis/coach business. Although the
shell will be available for RV buildouts, they really are designing
abase for emergency command center, police, mobile health etc use.

Designed primarily for 37-38 foot use and heavy weight carrying
capacity. Both sides will feature full length slideouts.

Seems that this is just what many of you have been clamoring for, a
short, well built chassis/coach.

They don't have an availability date yet, but about a year is most
likely to allow for proper testing.

I think they will be successful with this chassis. HWH has good
engineers and PLENTY of experience with all aspects of handling and RVs.

Paul
97wb43

[David Brady]

Thanks for the update Paul. I'll definitely have my eyes peeled
looking for their debut. This is an exciting industry, and definitely one
where creativity and innovation can win over a customer base -
HWH has always been innovative. Our expectations won't be
low. Fuel efficiency, regenerative braking, aerodynamic efficiency,
structural integrity (with full slides), performance, and price point.
Not a small challenge, but lots of possibilities. More power to
them. Great to see another player.

David Brady
'02 LXi, Smokey
NC

p_a_lazar wrote:
>
> While wandering around HWH last week, I spotted a frame jig and most
> of a new chassis on the floor being mocked up. Installed was a Cummins
> ISL with Allison tranny. A liftable tag axle as well as independent
> front end with disk brakes. Construction was bridge style.
>
> The next morning I pigeon holed Paul, the owner of HWH and got some
> info. Got more info at lunch with one of the salesmen.
>
> Looks like HWH is going into the chassis/coach business. Although the
> shell will be available for RV buildouts, they really are designing
> abase for emergency command center, police, mobile health etc use.
>
> Designed primarily for 37-38 foot use and heavy weight carrying
> capacity. Both sides will feature full length slideouts.
>
> Seems that this is just what many of you have been clamoring for, a
> short, well built chassis/coach.
>
> They don't have an availability date yet, but about a year is most
> likely to allow for proper testing.
>
> I think they will be successful with this chassis. HWH has good
> engineers and PLENTY of experience with all aspects of handling and RVs.
>
> Paul
> 97wb43
>
>
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